It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.
It’s been two days since Monday’s cut-off, and none of the five Liberal leadership campaigns will say how many members they signed up.
That quiet is telling: In a leadership contest, membership numbers are typically as much about spin as they are about math. A big sign-up haul gives campaigns something to crow about — a show of organizational muscle, momentum and, potentially, a path to victory.
In 2023, when the leadership contest brought in 80,000 new eligible voters, campaigns eagerly boasted about their sign-up numbers. This time around, no one’s rushing to boast.